We didn’t need it. When potato farms and canneries and greenhouses start going up, that’s when we should worry. That’s just my two cents.
Seed oils are what’s killing us all. Here’s what you need to do. Find a sawmill or lumber processing facility, call them up and ask them for sawdust or wood chips. Put that on the ground in the fall in a big square, pile it thick. Let it set there until spring dig little holes and plant seeds. Victory garden all that you can going forward. Start your berry bushes now they take a few years to mature and produce.
Fence off whatever area you can and find you an appropriate sized edible animal to range on it. Pig, goat, cow. Team up with neighbors to accomplish goals. Team up with friends and family. If we go hungry it’s our fault, don’t let the fist tighten its grip on you.
Exit the matrix and live a happy conservative life!
Plant in hay bales...drill hole, soak, plant seed.
Also, if your soil is highly alkali, go to Tractor Supply and buy a bale of small pine shavings (like 3 bucks). Mix in soil or use as a mulch then mix in soil.
We didn’t need it. When potato farms and canneries and greenhouses start going up, that’s when we should worry. That’s just my two cents.
Seed oils are what’s killing us all. Here’s what you need to do. Find a sawmill or lumber processing facility, call them up and ask them for sawdust or wood chips. Put that on the ground in the fall in a big square, pile it thick. Let it set there until spring dig little holes and plant seeds. Victory garden all that you can going forward. Start your berry bushes now they take a few years to mature and produce.
Fence off whatever area you can and find you an appropriate sized edible animal to range on it. Pig, goat, cow. Team up with neighbors to accomplish goals. Team up with friends and family. If we go hungry it’s our fault, don’t let the fist tighten its grip on you.
Exit the matrix and live a happy conservative life!
Plant in hay bales...drill hole, soak, plant seed.
Also, if your soil is highly alkali, go to Tractor Supply and buy a bale of small pine shavings (like 3 bucks). Mix in soil or use as a mulch then mix in soil.